Science Review

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  1. 2. The types of plants, weather, and animals unique to a specific environment.
  2. 4. Point A property of matter; the point at which a solid turns into a liquid
  3. 5. The particles of this state of matter flow easily, move fairly quickly. This state of matter has a definite volume, but not a definite shape - it fills the container it's poured into.
  4. 9. How tightly packed something is
  5. 13. This body of water covers most of Earth's surface.
  6. 18. Chain A diagram that shows how energy flows through an ecosystem.
  7. 21. What makes up all living organisms.
  8. 25. The ability to do work
  9. 27. The particles of this state of matter are spaced out and move very fast. They do not have a definite shape or volume.
  10. 28. A huge mass of ice that moves slowly over land.
  11. 29. Characteristics of an object
  12. 31. A property of matter; how an object smells
  13. 32. These occur when tectonic plates slip and move past each other.
  14. 33. When a liquid turns into a gas
  15. 36. How much space is inside of an object (HxWxL)
  16. 37. Change A change in which two items are combined and a new item is created (Think of baking!)
  17. 38. The distance or how long an object is
  18. 40. Wind, water, ice, and other natural elements can cause this
  19. 42. Soil, rocks, concrete, and other objects belong to this sphere
  20. 43. This organism gets energy from sun and soil to create their own food
  21. 44. Change A change in which the object's physical features changes - but it remains the same object (Think: smashing Play-Doh)
  22. 45. All living things are part of this sphere.
  23. 46. Rivers, lakes, rain, puddles and other similar things belong to this sphere.
  24. 49. When a gas turns into a liquid
  25. 50. A property of matter; how much something can bend
  26. 52. A property of matter; how hard an object is
  27. 53. The living and nonliving things within an environment.
  28. 56. The process of wearing or being worn by long exposure to the atmosphere.
  29. 57. A small piece of matter that makes up everything
Down
  1. 1. These bodies of water are freshwater and lead to the ocean. They have an outlet.
  2. 3. A property of matter; the ability to attract metals
  3. 6. Cap A covering of ice over a large area
  4. 7. This organism breaks down dead organisms and returns the matter to the soil
  5. 8. A large amount of water that suddenly covers dry land or space.
  6. 10. A property of matter; the ability for a powder to be dissolved in a liquid
  7. 11. Cycle How water moves from one state of matter to another.
  8. 12. of Matter The idea that matter is constantly moving from one organism to another. It cannot be created or destroyed.
  9. 14. Anything that has mass or takes up space
  10. 15. These form in patterns at tectonic plate boundaries.
  11. 16. We need this sphere in order to breathe.
  12. 17. To mix two objects
  13. 19. This is the type of water found in all of Earth's oceans.
  14. 20. of Matter A law that states that matter or energy is neither created or destroyed - it just changes states.
  15. 22. Dioxide Producers use this to create oxygen.
  16. 23. Lake These bodies of water are freshwater and connected to rivers. They have an outlet.
  17. 24. The weight of an object
  18. 26. Water held underground in the soil or in rocks
  19. 30. This is the source of all energy
  20. 34. A living thing
  21. 35. Consumers use this to produce carbon dioxide.
  22. 39. A property of matter; how hot or cold an object is
  23. 41. A large, natural or artificial lake used as a source of water supply.
  24. 47. (Terminal) Lake This body of water is salt water and has no outlet.
  25. 48. of Living Things Sunlight, air, and water
  26. 51. This is the type of water found in rivers and open lakes.
  27. 54. This organism gets energy from eating other organisms.
  28. 55. The particles of this state of matter are densely packed and move slowly. They have a definite shape and volume.